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Most schools have enough money in reserves to absorb budget cuts, state report says

The Post Standard reports

Teacher salaries facing scrutiny – Eleven in Potsdam district earning more than $100,000 a year

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Beekmantown audit finds negligence – Beekmantown taxpayers spend millions more than needed to fund program

The Press Republican reports

Why Four Peruvian “Workers” Couldn’t Wait to Leave Vermont

Seven Days reports

NYS to file suit against Pa. electric power plant, a major acid-rain polluter

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Tupper Lake school board hopes to avoid more layoffs

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Grass-Based Seasonal Farmer to Speak in Northern NY February 24-26

Northern New York – On February 24, 25 and 26, 2011, farmer Dave Johnson of Provident Farms in Liberty, PA, will explain to Northern New York audiences how his family’s seasonal and holistic management style addresses the “real” needs of their 450-acre farm, resulting in profit and personal satisfaction, and how seasonal organic dairying fits their business guidelines.

Provident Farm’s enterprises have spanned from direct marketing of pastured beef, poultry and pork to a current focus on the seasonal grass-based dairy. Johnson is also recognized for his skill at restoring abandoned land and constructing low-cost, labor-efficient milking parlor design.

Johnson describes Provident Farm’s topography in Pennsylvania’s northern tier as “grass and clover country.” Two years ago when organic grain prices peaked, the farm added corn, oilseed and small grain production to complement their forages and now Johnson no longer purchases any feed. Read more »

Most New York Students Are Not College-Ready

The N Y Times reports

Adirondack Carousel hires project manager

The adirondack almanac reports

Unfunded mandates pinch schools – School districts resorting to higher taxes, program cuts

The Press Republican reports

A.G. sends local farmers $200k to help fight to reduce pollution in waters of Lake Champlain

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Queensbury Dome suffers partial collapse under snow and ice

The Post Star reports

Cuomo: $10m if we close your prison – NNY leaders say incentive won’t sway them

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Pomerleau donates $250K to Camp Ta-Kum-Ta

The Free Press reports

The complicated symbiosis between Gov. Cuomo 52 and Gov. Cuomo 56

The Times Union reports (If you want to know more about our new Governor, read this story!)

Owens named to Small Business Committee

WASHINGTON – Congressman Bill Owens announced today his appointment to serve on a third committee in the U.S. House of Representatives.  Owens will sit on the House Committee on Small Business, continuing his work to ease regulations on small business owners and to assist them in creating jobs.


“The most important work Congress has is to create jobs and get the economy back on the right track,” said Owens. “With this third committee, Upstate New York will have a louder voice when it comes to giving local small business owners the tools they need to succeed and put the unemployed back to work.”

The House Small Business Committee was established to protect and assist small businesses and was made into a permanent standing committee in 1975. As such, the Committee has jurisdiction over matters related to small business financial aid, regulatory flexibility, and paperwork reduction. Additionally, the House Small Business Committee has oversight and legislative authority over the Small Business Administration (SBA) and its programs.

Owens will continue to serve on the House Committees on Agriculture and Armed Services.

NY builds judges po$h legal ‘pads’

The N Y Post reports

War of 1812 Symposium planned for Ogdensburg – No Plattsburgh representation

The adirondack almanac reports

Saranac’s Delaney chosen to lead APA Review Board

The adirondack almanac reports

Three North County colleges generate $563 million

The adirondack almanac reports

Report: NY State Police use 1,400 take-home cars for commuting

The Post Standard reports

DWI crackdown this weekend

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Local reps confident on airport subsidy

The Adirondack Daily Enterprise reports

Cows move avoiding injury in barn roof collapse

The Watertown Daily Times reports

Teacher injured in prison fight

The Post Star reports